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Sarasota, FL (April 19, 2019) - A crash with a pickup truck left a motorcyclist dead in a crash that took place on Thursday, April 18th. The crash took place at the intersection of US-301 and County Road 675.
According to officials, Kenneth S. Bauer, of Palmetto, was traveling northbound on US-301 when a Dodge truck attempted to make a left turn from CR 675. Bauer's motorcycle then collided with the driver's side door of the truck. Bauer was wearing his helmet when the crash took place; however, he died at the scene. The truck driver, identified as Jose Antonio Colon Vega, remained at the scene following the crash.
Police are still investigating the accident and it is not known if alcohol played a role. At this time, it is also unclear whether any charges will be filed.
Our sympathies are with the family of Kenneth S. Bauer in this tragic Sarasota motorcycle crash. Florida is at or near the top of national statistics in reported motorcycle fatalities. In recent years, there have been more than 500 fatal motorcycle crashes reported in our state. Those who find themselves involved in a motorcycle accident are highly likely to experience serious injuries as a result.
At Rubenstein Law, we can help if you have been hurt in a motorcycle crash. We know that your medical bills and stress can pile up in the immediate aftermath of a crash. We are here to protect your legal rights and obtain the compensation you deserve. For your free consultation and case evaluation, please give us a call 24/7 at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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